so you basically asking nikkas on this board: "would you take care of your kids?"
so you basically asking nikkas on this board: "would you take care of your kids?"
OP is a new father who is thinking about abandoning his newborn, he wanted to know what other fathers are like before he made his final decision. Thats why he made this thread
Well, in my opinion I would want my child to live with me anyway. I only have my daughter and her mother to tell you the truth ain't shyt. #1 If I was in that position I wouldn't think less of the mother depending on the reason. If she was trying to better herself by going to school and/or working then that's all good, but if it's because you "still trying to find yourself" and basically just shying away from responsibilty then yes I would think less of her. #2 I would do it since our child would be in a more stable enviroment. #3 And the last question, to me it doesn't matter if my child was male or female, I would do it regardless of gender.
Well, when I said my daughter's mother isn't shyt I meant that she doesn't take the time out to even see our daughter. She doesn't keep a job. Sometimes her fault, sometimes it's not. She lies and disappoints our daughter all the time. Plus she has a pill popping problem. I have said it before that my daughter feels like she has to call her mother or she won't call her because she doesn't take the time to call our daughter. I have story, after story, after story, after story about how she hasn't done right by our daughter. It's sad, but the truth. Like instead of picking up our daughter like she told her a week ago, she's going to the casino and had the fukking nerve to call me to lie to her to say that she's not coming because she's sick. So because of that I say my daughter's mother ain't shyt.If you don't mind sharing, how is your baby mother "not shyt"?
I think it's funny to think a working mother is depending on Child support checks so much that her life will crumble without the payment. Most of the times it's money she's footing up front anyway.
if the mom of your kid(s) asked you to be the primary caregiver over the kid(s) would you think less of her?
would you do it?
would you be more open to doing this for your son (for role model purposes)?